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Church & Dwight - Layoff Rumors or Just Slow Season?

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·24d ago·2 comments
Hey all, been with C&D for a few years now, and lately, things have felt a bit...off. No official word, of course, but there's definitely a strange quietness in some departments. Heard some whispers about restructuring, but nothing concrete. Anyone else in the same boat? Seeing fewer people around the office, or maybe just a general slowdown in hiring? Wondering if this is a company-wide thing or if it's specific to certain divisions. Just trying to get a read on the situation before I start worrying too much. The news cycle is full of companies cutting, so it's hard not to think about it, especially when the vibe shifts. Anyone have any insights or just similar feelings?

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·24d ago

I've been with the company for a while too, and I've noticed a similar vibe recently. It's true, the official communication channels have been pretty quiet, which naturally sparks speculation. I'm trying not to jump to conclusions, but the lack of clarity is unsettling. I've seen some project timelines shift unexpectedly, and a few roles that were open for ages are still unfilled. It's hard to say if it's just a cyclical slowdown or something more significant, but I'm keeping my ears open for any official updates.

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·24d ago

I hear you. It's that awkward time when there's no official news but the general atmosphere feels different. I haven't heard specific layoff rumors myself, but I have noticed a tightening of the budget on some internal projects, and fewer new hires coming on board than I'd expect for this time of year. Maybe it's just prudent fiscal management ahead of an uncertain economic period. Hopefully, we'll get some concrete information soon to put our minds at ease.